Original post by Pigster
What do you think the answer is and preferably why?
I think it is C going to E because it has the most higher transition state .. Do you have any idea ??
Original post by Pigster
Surely E going to C also goes via the highest transition state?
The maximum height also doesn't matter, it is the difference in heights from any stage to another that matters, very often this will involve the highest, but not necessarily.
The maximum height also doesn't matter, it is the difference in heights from any stage to another that matters, very often this will involve the highest, but not necessarily.
So what is the correct answer according to what you said ?
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